there are more details on that issue remaining hra balances in the faq and we are happy to answer the questions, if you have questions about that. >> i also wanted to bring your attention to the fact that they will be conducting rule making, and fairly soon, and at this point, to codify it and to clarify a few other out standing issues in the hso and in that process, we will be soliciting public comment and we hope to hear from all stake holders including those of you in this room and the interests that you represent and we hope that you will sign up for the hcso e-mail list which is available on our website. and we will also be in touch with richie about that process to make sure that you are all aware of that as we move forward. >> commissioner dwight? >> hi, yeah, do i have a question for you, doing back to the other slide with the chart because i am a little bit confused, if they choose not to opt out they can use their funds available to buy california coverage? i thought that once you sign up you are not eligible for those funds? it seems a little... did i miss something? >> so

so, we have sent out notifications about the updated faqs to those employers. we have seen an uptick of inquiries from the business owners. both e-mails, and phone calls. and it was from those questions that we composed the faqs to try to address their most frequent questions. >> thank you and i did receive that by the way. >> great. >> yeah. >> okay, any other questions? comments? >> next item. >> 7. >> discussion and possible action on board of supervisors file number 1 31138 hearing road work and infrastructure oversight. this is a discussion and possible action item. >> commissioners so, the as the commission we have been forwarded supervisor weiner is going to be conducting a hearing on january 27th at the land use committee meeting, and they have provided us the commission with an opportunity to provide any sort of comments, recommendations, suggestions, as it pertains to the hearing matter. which is a hearing that is directed to the department of public works, municipal transportation agency and the public utilities commission and the pacific gas and ele

going to give a brief overview and kind of moving forward and then ellen will talk about the current faqs and compliance with the healthcare security ordinance. so, thank you. >> thank you very much. and good evening, commissioners and it is a pleasure to be here before you. and so i thought that would i give a brief presentation, and talk a little bit about the universal healthcare council and its findings, and the key findings and talk a little bit about the affordable care act and the healthcare security ordinance. and show you some data about the convergence of the two and then talk about compliance with both of the laws moving forward as far as businesses are concerned. >> and so the universal healthcare council was a 41 member body that was convened for a total of 5 meetings between september and december, the purpose of the council is to study the interaction of the affordable care act with the local healthcare security ordinance, and this is a reconstitution of the original group that came together in 2006 that created the healthcare security ordinance. and the final report by the

he had 2350 followers and created a faq post that goes over best practices for protecting your bikes. i don't think anything like this had been done before which allowed citizens to communicate with sfpd. since then, sfpd has had several high profile arrests which brings us to the other critical component in this operation, our private citizens. we depend on them to set up sting operations and yes, it is as exciting as it sounds so we're hoping more people will want to get involved with this. i got update messages from one of our district residents as this was ongoing. this has netted in recovering stolen bikes, but other merchandise as well. we want to highlight two particular incidences . the first, is actually one with officer freedman and district six small business public bikes. public bikes makes customized bikes for san francisco for tourist hotel residents to use. one of their bikes got stolen. some of you know this gentleman who works at public bikes. he knew what this bike looked like and found it with duct tape wrapped over the logo. he reported this via a direct /tweutder

we have an faq for parents on the website and important information for the families about the shifts and the language arts and math and tips for families and staffs report cards that have changed to reflect the shifts as well. all the documents that you see are translated into chinese and spanish as well on the district web pages. as well as internally, we tuesday district share point side to communicate with the district staff and teachers and administrators. we have the content blueprints and more details on what is on the test and handling the item types and presentation for staff either for administrators to use or we've been going to sites and presenting. one of the biggest thing we've beta

we have an faq for parents on the website and important information for the families about the shifts and the language arts and math and tips for families and staffs report cards that have changed to reflect the shifts as well. all the documents that you see are translated into chinese and spanish as well on the district web pages. as well as internally, we tuesday district share point side to communicate with the district staff and teachers and administrators. we have the content blueprints and more details on what is on the test and handling the item types and presentation for staff either for administrators to use or we've been going to sites and presenting. one of the biggest thing we've been talking about and what brings all these points home is the practice test. we actually recommend the members of the board try out this practice test themselves and anyone who is listening tonight, it's very worthwhile. we saw the comments from the teachers and students and administrators. certainly we have some practice test do's and don'ts. it's not a score, it's not a curriculum, but it help

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[cheers and applause] [inaudible conversations] >> faq very much. [cheers and applause] what a and inspiring story. even with the affordable care act, obamacare, it is a rough road. even with a totally adequate health care coverage it is a rough road. and your courage is amazing. you are an inspiration. you really are. i hope women who are now all covered with breast cancer get a chance to hear your story because i will repeat this again, one of the things that we believe every has been doing this a long time and he doesn't more than i have, it is not just about physical coverage but peace of mind to turn to your twins to say it will be okay. when ron spoke it reminded me of something i had not thought of something in over four years. for us to say in a hotel auditorium in washington d.c. without any fear of being contradicted that health care is a right, not a privilege is amazing for you a hand to me. because that used to be the fight. that old loan. that people have a right to public education, they have a right to be safe in the street. somehow

and then take the time to come up with a framework in terms of dealing with interpretive guidance, faq, and the fact that you have compliance. how do these regulatory agencies -- the rules say one thing, but how do these examiners actually monitor compliance? these are huge challenges we are looking at. >> ladies and gentlemen, please join me in thanking the sec commissioner. [applause] ladies and gentlemen, thank you for joining us today. we are adjourned. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] >> turning again to capitol hill, the house is in at 5:30 eastern for legislative business. three bills dealing with natural resource legislation. later this week, a ban on federal funding of abortions and possible funding of the farm bill. the house in recess, for part of the afternoon we will be taking you live to the center for strategic and international studies for a look at the future mccain andh john christopher murphy. that is live here on c-span at 4:15 eastern time. >> bill and hillary came here right after grad

time to come up with a framework in terms of how are we going to deal with interpretive guidance, faqs, how are we going to deal with the fact that, you know, you have come license, and how do the regulatory agencies, you know, the rule says one thing, but how do the examiners actually, you know, monitor compliance for these particular rules? these are huge challenges that we have going forward. >> ladies and gentlemen, please join me in thanking sec commissioner mike piwowar. >> thank you all. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, thank you very much for joining us today. we are adjourned. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> congress returns today after their weeklong district work recess, an abbreviated week for house lawmakers this week as republicans will be leaving washington wednesday for their annual party retreat. the house has a round of votes scheduled for 6:30 ian on several land bills. also a bill that would ban federal funding for abortions. you can see the house live on c-span. and the u.s. senate is back today at 2 p.m. eastern to continue work on flood

faq for everybody i am so pleased and very honored to be here. to gather right into this, you will recall i was here a couple years ago when a new book came out where i started off the first chapter with alexander hamilton and "the crash of 2016" point plan how to turn america into a great industrial nation 7091 receive their passed by congress as the secretary of the treasury and we had a trade system and economy that worked solidly through the '80s. extraordinary stuff came out of that. senator bernie sanders read part of that and he signed a letter is sent as chancellor his copy because we all felt at that time that not olivier could pull america back from the of this but turned it back into that industrial powerhouse and strong middle-class we once had. a lot of democrats pay attention because a number of the contest were pushed from that book but there was a filibuster that was very unfortunate. i don't mean this to be totally partisan but there were a number of democrats who were not on board either. we need to mcnall which the next book i

. >> faq. -- thank you. >> embassador wallace i appreciate what you said about sanctions. i believe in them to but my background i was in military we always have the nato scenarios the threat was always the soviet union for nuclear war. after the wall came down now it has changed completely with what is going on with north korea and iran. it your opinion how close i think we all agreed they will get the bomb. would they use it? or is it just a threat? >> one of the greatest dangers of is the incredible sectarian section with the nuclear arms race in the region will take the most polished tile region to make it more nuclear paula title. if it were me as a peter of one of those countries the ayatollah and others have said they would use these weapons before you should take them at their word. >> their reaction of other countries to go with that scenario of the nuclear bomb, a saudi arabia, iraq states persia, iranian the animosity between them. do you foresee the other countries to do exactly what iran did just because of what happened? and the suggestions which countries wo